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Catcher Danny Williams's double plated Don Driscoll with the first run of the inning. Ed Durso's sacrifice fly then unexpectedly brought in two runs, as Williams followed Leon Goetz across the plate when the throw from the outfield rolled into the Harvard dugout...
...hitting well over .400 six weeks into the baseball season. In fact, he was aiming at a year's average of .400-last achieved in 1941 by Ted Williams. But last week Jackson, the American League's Most Valuable Player in 1973, limped to the dugout at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium with a painful nerve in his right leg. Saying "My leg may hurt, | but I can still swing the wood," Jacks son, one of the most feared hitters in I the game, saw his average sink to a still sizzling .390. He acknowledged I a little...
...Mackey walked, but the Crusader catcher kept Holy Cross starter and pro prospect Butch Bornstein from walking to the dugout when he let the ball escape him after Dave St. Pierre's third strike swing, allowing St. Pierre to reach first safely...
...their home game, you see, played on Harvard's field) and trailed 6-5. Big, and I do mean big, Mel Seibolt, the designated hitter, stepped up to the plate against Harvard hurler Norm Walsh and clouted one into left-center. The Northeastern team bounded from the dugout to greet the seeming hero, only to watch Don Driscoll haul it in by the fence for just another long...
...engulf him as he crossed home plate, no special promotional drum rolls. The 10,000 fans in Pittsburgh's Forbes Field that Saturday afternoon gave the aging hero Ruth a polite cheer-it was his third home run of the game-and let him trot quietly into the dugout and baseball history...